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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1978
Page
1
A nonprofit study shows national savings of about 740 million dollars if public schools adopt conservation practices. It cites poor insulation, old windows, inefficient systems, and undertrained staff as ongoing waste. Public buildings face similar tax bill impacts if energy use isn't reduced.
Voters faced a sparse field in the Republican primary for governor. Incumbent Robert Bennett faced two minor challengers who together drew over 62,900 votes, more than 30 percent, signaling protest within the party. Democrats may take cheer from the result.
TV listings recap a dense schedule with shows like Welcome Back Kotter Tut the Boy King The Walton s Once Upon a Classic and more. It notes specific episode details guest stars and runtimes alongside film and public affairs broadcasts.
Dr Thesteson answers Mr and Mrs Ow about a 30 year old daughter with severe foot and ankle cellulitis. X rays and blood tests aided diagnosis. Treated, symptoms resolved in two to three weeks. They ask about recurrence risks and potential bone infection and serious complications.
Dear reader questions discuss simple prostate enlargement versus cancer risk, biopsy necessity, and how a rubbery versus hard feel relates to malignancy. The doctor notes cancer risk is usually low with simple enlargement and biopsy confirms status.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports renewed support for small enterprises. House Ways and Means approves a favorable tax bill, a White House Small Business Conference is planned, and Milton Stewart emerges as a leading advocate. An SBA executive will push small business interests across agencies.
A University of Oregon study says many pacemakers are placed in relatively healthy patients with signs of later illness. About 200,000 Americans carry pacemakers. 6 percent of bundle-branch block patients died from complete heart block in 25 months, with risks and costs highlighted.
The Ottawa Herald states that members of the Associated Press hold exclusive rights to publication of all local news printed and all AP dispatches. The note outlines AP’s entitlement to use and distribution across the newspaper, reflecting standard license terms.
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